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Memory behaviour on W2K
Posted by: Francis Cox
Date: December 08, 2004 06:53AM

I'm using MySQL as an embedded db within another product (Netcool SM Reporter) on W2K: dual CPU, ram is 4Gb, swap of 2Gb, giving 6Gb available. I am finding the db running increasingly slowly. I've tried increasing the value of key_buffer but when I go beyond 2100M the vm size of the process starts to *reduce" from the value of ~1700M: this is strange.

The ratio of key_read to key_read_requests is ~0.03. The physical size on disc of the db is ~2.5Gb. A full "show status" is below.

Any clues to improve performance and to find the main cause of the problem? Unfortunately, as the product is embedded I don't have access to the query source codes.

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